Another consideration, in case the previous posts were not convincing enough, is that high-end renters in an A property expect the property to be maintained as such.Granite repairs, travertine wear & repair, wine coolers, 3+ toilets, 3+ garage door openers, wet bars, indoor/outdoor custom lighting, landscaping and the list goes on. 

It's a 119 year old building It's easy to hear things.he also painted over wall paper and now its falling off in huge strips, he put holes in the drywall, he dumped grape juice or wine on the carpets and they are ruined.

We have a primary house that we rent out for 5 months (during the high season, which for us is May through October) in Oregon Wine Country. 

Grab a glass of wine? 

Add a wine fridge in the built ins 2.

Yeah we spoke over wine last night and realized that the hard money would be saved for later investments.

Find a location that suits your ideal customer and create a UNIQUE experience for them, whether its the location, the property, the amenities, the decor, the extras you offer, i.e. bottle of wine & chocolates, etc. 

We have 2 tenants who are crushing it despite the pandemic: a wine store owner and someone who owns an online business that sells products in the <$200 price range.

However in Lompoc, the wine ghetto is still, well...the ghetto.

It will essentially be 6 floors and 4,000+ square feet with a bunch of crazy extras like a round door, turret, spiral staircase, wine cellar, etc.